The Southeast Florida Regional Climate Change Compact, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy Southeast Combined Heat and Power Technical Assistance Partnership, invites you to attend the Regional Climate Action Plan Implementation Workshop: Resilient Energy Systems on September 27-28 in Miami.
This two-day workshop will focus on the development of resilient energy systems for critical infrastructure facilities through the expanded use of distributed energy resources to improve Southeast Florida’s disaster preparedness and ensure long-term regional resilience.
Chief Resilience Officers
Local government sustainability staff
Staff from emergency management and public safety agencies
Staff from planning agencies
Staff from housing agencies
Public works and engineering professionals
Representatives from electric or water utilities
Property and facilities planning & operations managers—including healthcare facilities, colleges and universities, public school districts, military installations, and affordable housing properties
Knowledge of the capabilities and application of distributed energy resources, such as combined heat and power, solar+storage, biogas generation, and microgrids
Tools to develop and evaluate plans for resilient energy systems at critical infrastructure facilities
Key metrics to balance energy resilience, energy costs, and clean energy goals
Best practices and lessons learned from state and local government program implementation of resilient energy systems
This workshop continues the Compact’s series of workshops designed to advance the implementation of the Regional Climate Action Plan and specifically focuses on recommendations from the Energy and Fuel and Risk Reduction and Emergency Management chapters.
Please share this invitation with relevant peers. Space is limited, so please register as soon as possible.​
The agenda will be made available closer to the date of the workshop.
Breakfast/lunch and refreshments will be provided.